[IETLS Writing Task 1] Weekly earnings of full-time graduate employees by type of degree and age. The graph demonstrates weekly wages of graduate employees of different age groups in 2002. The first key feature shows that graduates with other qualifications earned the most money of all employees, except the oldest groups. (aged between 51-55 and 56-60) On the other hand, employees with only a degree had the lowest income overall of all age groups. Besides, all thee graduate groups experienced a dramatic rise in income between ages 21-25 and 41-45. To be more specific, the wages of employees with a first degree and a higher degree reached a high point of just above 700 pounds and around 750 pounds at ages 41-45, whereas those with other qualifications reached their maximum slightly earlier at ages 36-40. However, income of this group saw a steady drop then, dipping to approximately 690 pounds at ages 56-60. Meanwhile, the income of employees with a higher degree rose sharply to reach the highest point of around 790 pounds at ages 56-60.